• World's largest metallurgical coal export facility with 84.2Mt capacity
• Fully contracted on 100% take-or-pay basis to 2028
• Strategically positioned to unlock high-quality Bowen Basin coal reserves

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (DBI) has released an investor presentation on its Dalrymple Bay Terminal (DBT), the world's largest metallurgical coal export facility. DBT is located within the Port of Hay Point, approximately 38km south of Mackay and 900km north of Brisbane, and has been in operation since 1983. The terminal has expanded over seven different phases, growing from an initial capacity of 14.5Mtpa to its current capacity of 84.2Mtpa. DBT was privatized in 2001 under a 99-year lease, with an initial term of 50 years and a 49-year extension option. DBI was listed on the ASX in December 2020. DBT is strategically positioned to unlock high-quality Bowen Basin coal reserves and serve the growing global demand for metallurgical coal exports. The terminal is fully contracted to 84.2Mtpa on a 100% take-or-pay basis until June 2028, with customers having evergreen extension options. DBT's operational framework involves a broad set of stakeholder relationships, including the Queensland Government, regulatory bodies, rail operators, and coal producers. The presentation provides detailed information on DBT's site layout, inloading, stockyard, and outloading systems, as well as its offshore shiploaders and berths.